Peru Gaming Show Lima 2026

Why Peru, why now

Peru passed Law 31.557 in 2022 establishing the framework for online gambling regulation, with the secondary regulations and licensing process maturing through 2024–2025. By 2026 the Peruvian regulated online iGaming market has its first full year of stabilised operations under the Ministry of Foreign Trade and Tourism (Mincetur) supervision.

Peru Gaming Show 2026 is the first edition where this matters in practice — the operators on the show floor now hold actual Peruvian licences, the conversation shifts from regulatory uncertainty to commercial competition, and the wider Andean region (Colombia, Chile, Ecuador, Bolivia) attends to see how Peru’s framework performs.

Programme tracks

• Mincetur supervision and Peruvian compliance framework
• Andean market integration — Peru, Colombia (Coljuegos), Chile (regulation pending), Ecuador (state-by-state)
• Payment integrations for the region (Yape, Plin, Pix-style instant payments in Peru)
• Sports betting (the dominant vertical in Peru — casino is secondary)
• Land-based operations (Peru retains a substantial land-based casino sector)

Who shows up

• Peruvian licensees: Betsson Perú, Inkabet, Te Apuesto, Doradobet, Stake Perú
• Colombian operators making Peru play: WPlay, BetPlay, Rushbet
• Pan-LATAM platform providers
• Mincetur supervisory representatives

Access and cost

Free expo pass on pre-registration. Conference pass USD 295+. Spanish-language event with simultaneous English translation in main rooms.

VegasHunter coverage angle

We track Peru Gaming Show as part of the wider LATAM regulated-market expansion story. While Peru isn’t in our current locale set, the Andean regulatory framework influences how Colombia and Chile structure their own regulated online iGaming — and Chile’s eventual regulation will materially affect our es-ar and es (global Spanish) coverage.